Police Blotter
Criminal trespassing, littering and possession of stolen property
June 10-16
Number, type of incidents
Utility work through July 27
The Guardian is latest public art sculpture on display in downtown Kent
Kent Police are investigation the death of a woman who has found next to a trail in a wooded area of 24600 26th Place S.,… Continue reading
Negotiations underway over salaries as school district officials build a budget, confront a deficit
The mobile project—an alternative to permanent sites—still doesn’t have a defined timeline.
City historian Jack Becvar - the first president of the Greater Kent Historical Society - has died. Becvar, 85, died peacefully May 25 at his… Continue reading
Second year of ban in town; violators face $250 fine
Elsewhere: Crews to extend 132nd Avenue pathway
For the Reporter Free nutritious meals will be available for children and teens 18-years-old and younger at select locations throughout the Kent School District this… Continue reading
Legislature requires local contributions
State Sen. Joe Fain, R-Auburn, was recently recognized as a national Telly Award winner for two episodes of his Web series, “57 Seconds.” The series… Continue reading
Anyone who saw anything asked to come forward
Single-car wreck north of South 277th Street
The fatal shooting of Tommy Le served as a case study for researchers.
For the Reporter World Relief, a refugee resettlement organization, received $144,227 through King County’s WaterWorks Grant Program to install large rain gardens at an old… Continue reading
Eleven honored for excellence, service to students and community
New Horizon School is pleased to announce the graduating senior class of 2018: Joey Cervantes, Ethan Clark, Kevin Goldbaum, Karan Joshi, Andrew Killion, Evelynn Lindsay,… Continue reading
Dispute may have led to 25-year-old man’s death, early police report says
